Also see our notes on
Oracle Listener Security & password
management.
Here we see the lsnrctl command in action:
$
lsnrctl
LSNRCTL
for Solaris: Version 9.2.0.1.0 -
Production on 30-JAN-2003 11:54:13
(c)
Copyright 1998 Oracle Corporation.
All rights reserved.
Welcome
to LSNRCTL, type "help" for information.
LSNRCTL>
help
The following
lsnrctl operations are available
An asterisk (*)
denotes a modifier or extended command:
start
stop
status
services
version
reload
save_config
trace
spawn
dbsnmp_start
dbsnmp_stop
dbsnmp_status
change_password
quit
exit
set*
show*
The following commands
are used to manage the listener:
-
start:
Starts
the listener with the name specified,
otherwise LISTENER will be used. For
Windows systems, the listener can also be
started from the Control Panel.
-
stop: Stops
the listener. For Windows systems,
the listener can also be stopped from the
Control Panel.
-
status: Provides status information about the
listener, including start date, uptime,
and trace level.
-
services: Displays each service available, along
with the connection history.
-
version:
Displays the version information of the
listener.
-
reload: Forces a read of the configuration file in
order for new settings to take effect
without stopping and starting the
listener.
-
save_config:
Creates a backup of the existing
listener.ora file and saves changes to
the current version.
-
trace: Sets
the trace level to one of the following
OFF, USER, ADMIN, or SUPPORT.
-
spawn: Spawns
a program that runs with an alias in the
listener.ora file.
-
dbsnmp_start:
Starts the DBSNMP subagent.
-
dbsnmp_stop:
Stops the DBSNMP subagent.
-
dbsnmp_status:
Displays the status of the DBSNMP
subagent.
-
change_password:
Sets a new password for the listener.
-
quit or
exit: Exits the
lsnrctl utility.
-
set: Changes
the value of any parameter.
Everything that can be shown can be set.
-
show:
Displays current parameter settings.
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